The Nasq composer offers eight background styles and a small set of texture overlays.
Background styles:
- Solid — one color, your pick.
- Linear gradient — two colors fading in a direction.
- Radial gradient — two colors fading from a center point.
- Conic gradient — colors sweeping around a point (subtle, often unnoticed but adds polish).
- Soft blur — a duotone blur that feels editorial.
- Geometric — abstract shapes in your chosen color.
- Wash — a single hue with subtle variation across the area.
- Image — your own background image (static, no zoom/pan animation in Nasqs).
Textures layer on top: subtle grain, lines, dots, weave. They're optional. They add visual depth without competing for attention.
A few principles:
- Match the background to your brand. A bright corporate orange that doesn't appear anywhere else in your brand will feel off.
- Don't put colored text on a busy background. Solid or wash with a clean typeface reads best.
- The CTA button automatically picks a contrast-safe color against your background. You don't have to think about CTA visibility.
- Animation in the background (breath, pulse) is subtle by design. Big motion competes with content the viewer was about to consume.
You can preview every combination live in the composer before submitting.